In Uganda, newspaper columnist Nicholas Sengoba said the Sussexes’ interview “opens our eyes further” and questioned whether the heads of Commonwealth countries should still be “proud to eat dinner” with members of the British royal family.
Idayat Hassan, head of the Centre for Democracy and Development in Nigeria — the Commonwealth’s most populous black nation —
told the Times of London that Nigerians were “disappointed.”
“We are a proud nation and have always assumed the royal family were pro-African and we enjoyed the relationship,” he said.
“We assumed we stood at the same level as them, but it seems as though they have in fact looked down on us,” Hassan told the UK paper.